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Front page leadConflicting messages are emerging from US President Donald Trump and his son-in-law regarding negotiations with Iran, with Trump claiming parts of Iran as US territory.
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Conflicting messages are emerging from US President Donald Trump and his son-in-law regarding negotiations with Iran, with Trump claiming parts of Iran as US territory.
A Czech film and a new poetry book by the late poet and cultural journalist Ásgeir H. Ingólfsson will be featured in an event honoring him.
A scientific article discussing the resolution of a mystery related to the narwhal.
Icelanders are in a 'gamble' with the Krona, and resource issues should be decided at the start of EU membership talks, according to Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, with former presidents having differing views on EU accession.
Finnish reindeer herders describe their reality of running a Nordic farm, facing challenges from EU regulations affecting their control over reindeer that attack their animals, despite state subsidies.
An analysis exploring Iceland's decision not to join the European Union despite being a fully developed nation in Western Europe, and what changes would occur with EU membership, considering its participation in the EEA.
Stefan Olafsson argues that it's time to change economic policy discussions and seek alternative methods to combat inflation beyond the usual suggestions.
Copenhagen Airport is experiencing increased traffic, with nearly 36 million passengers expected this year. A new expansion will open next year, but residents near the airport are concerned about air pollution from air traffic.
Donald Trump intervenes in Iran-Oman negotiations regarding shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, claiming US control. Trump has already launched attacks in seven countries.
US President Donald Trump backs down from joint military exercises with South Korea to appease North Korea's dictator. Taiwan sets a record for defense spending.
Lev Shlosberg is yet another opposition figure removed from circulation in Putin's Russia.